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Your line of thinking is exactly why you have to code for multiple browsers
in the first place. If everyone agrees, and complies with the same standards
one will get the same result. If everyone makes an effort to be standards
compliant - then everything will perform the same way.
Also you'll find that standards compliance its not required. You can
certainly continue to write your non compliant browser breaking code. VS.NET
helpfully points out your errors and you have an opportunity to correct them.
in the first place. If everyone agrees, and complies with the same standards
one will get the same result. If everyone makes an effort to be standards
compliant - then everything will perform the same way.
Also you'll find that standards compliance its not required. You can
certainly continue to write your non compliant browser breaking code. VS.NET
helpfully points out your errors and you have an opportunity to correct them.